AEW

Wardlow said that the AEW Universe would all be in his world at some point, and he solidified that claim by defeating his evil boss, MJF, and winning the coveted and prestigious AEW TNT Championship. It is not as common for a dominant 'big guy' to be a great babyface and resonate with the fanbase as well as Wardlow has done in his career. He is truly a special prospect for the division, and no one should ever blink during his matches because he might just squash every opponent that comes his way in seconds with his patented Powerbombs. Nonetheless, as a fighting champion, he still has a lot to prove. Indeed, Wardlow is still in the early stages of his title reign. Henceforth, it is unlikely that he will lose the title anytime soon, especially since he is still quite green and needs time...

While many fans praise AEW for the high quality wrestling they've produced since bursting onto the scene, the real revelation within the company has been in their storytelling. Tony Khan has been far from perfect as an owner and creative leader for the company, but he's done one crucial thing: get out of the performer's way. AEW is fresh off the latest Blood & Guts Match, and it once again delivered the carnage that fans expect from the revival of WCW's WarGames in all but name. The match itself hinged mostly on the animosity between Chris Jericho and Eddie Kingston with each bringing everything they could, but it wasn't just the physical action that left a lasting impression. Before the match ever took place, Eddie Kingston used his greatest strength to guarantee that fans under...